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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
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las iBsifed sac posrs ~ A 4sEeeun a lisra IA
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x4esls - lls bi&@A l@ks resorts ia the
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Esx-d iu bre4SiDs s-sns 81 ms4us oi giant
powder sas ssfioos1 iniufrd 81 las Fge
natss1s dissa4rss ~ olasi yesterday Or.
Sesl s.-endssi a..4.
A.sitlh on ta1 e.. " n. a. 0raad-
Tl.s-4~e. eas lslu speu sssly yesterday
a.tefnooo, aad la- Chtc<s0 lAic. due here
a. 333. raa on the track. fglgh.eulng the
p4aseaSsrs o4l do.os ne dsln4ss.
Arehltect Hopklns Las f,1rcA1sed a por-
ton ~ lhe pist oNnsd By Judges M0ut-
EouesY and Judklus. ossweeA ut0n and
James SIS. soQtn ol Logan, and wiil slscf
several l4alsglls residences thereon.
Fred b. Perkins, has so,t % Mrs.. Cath
sfIne A bake the two lots Cpon Whlsh sfe
t1s central aaa northern - ths thrre stores
Ccc pizl - tbe STAR Clothing House. 20
ge'1er vita building s.ands. tog $4,000
The alnaal excursion and glenic given
81 tn= local travelling men, to Ottawa
5rEca yesterday. vas attended by about
l0u people. mostly travelling men and their
nmlies. Al snIoYaDls ur.s vas spent BY
iaem a. tls pleasant resort.
Hon l. a. Weston. OF Grand Rapids, Is
Whiting a history 0f The Democratic party
IA Alcn' gan hoW IS Hepubl can news
paper lfieDcs VII hump themselves 10 load
Inn Win Information A. soon as hey get
ou 70 wAa- as - doing - Ds.ro.s Lls1a.Ag
ArlS.
Granger & SalhVans Wild Vest outfit
vas seized as evening on a. attachment
sworn out oY one OF The attaches. who
claims that there - something over a nun
dree dollars due him for wages. The man
ayers 49, that the ulan mas oeen with them
only fye DAYS. and that both he xad his
lavyer we're drunk when the writ was
lssusd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
a DOUBLE PLANT.
Tho Hydraulic ConpsnJ's Piaas-The
Engines Nearly Completed.

Tho Hydraulic CompsaJ's Piaax-The
Engines Nearly Completed.
Superintendent Se.dlinger, OF the Hy-
drAGlic Company. has returned from a
business trip East. lie rspbrts that the
CompsBys engines are nearly ready for
shipment; one of them will arrive about
September 1. and the other ten days later
when they viii 5e rapidly SET up and con-
nected with the Compsnys mains.
We are building our system practically
double, said Nr. Se.dlinxer yes
tsrday and we have drawn all our
plans and made all our calculations upon
this basis. We do this for our o1u con-
vsnience. ss well a. for the convenience Of
our patrons. Our valves are 80 placed and
and our mains are 80 laid that ia no pOr-
ton OF the pant viii there ever occur great
inconvenience 20 patrons. II we wish 10
MAKE connection only small part OF the
system wdl Oe shut Oft and water will be
supplied continuously through one half
the mains. Some Of the people look At the
ssx-inch pipe We are LAYING upon Monroe
-. and laugh. they say We can half supply
vatsr enough for our customers there. We
Nili have two OF these six-iuch mains on
Aouros-st. with pressure VI III pounds
70 the g. bare inch az taDlDau place. VITA
a pressure Of 50 pounds over two million
gallons Of water can be forced through a
six-Ince pipe 10 tweuty -four hours, aui If
the AOErOs-st. people use four million
gallons Of our water per day We will fee
ouite satisfied. The engines We are getting
have capacity OF 1 500 000 gallons each
per day. We shall order Others as fast as
they sra wanted. prsferring - buy in du--
phcafe rather than - put more work upon
one piece of machinery. We have made
some plans for enlsrging orr supply a. the
Silver Springs, 0ut jlst what they are !
DO not care 70 mention now. The one
well We have flows IS one million gallons
Of Tster daily and shows no signs Of les
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

lockwood 4 Flynn's big ten cent show
that was TO have pitched its tents here
August l for thres days. corner Valley and
sammer-sts.. but concluded owing TO bis
business at nuskegon. to remain their all
the week, and consequently changed its date
here 10 Monday, August I5 tomorrow and
will show the entire week. The past week
IN Auskeson Their tents have been packed
afternoon and evening. and the Muskegon
press speaks highly OF the entertainment
and credits them with giving a fifty
show for ten cents, and that their educated
horses ana ponies are the best ever seep
Beside the gymuastic nteItainment and
other features will be seen the famous Dan
CASTILLO the Old-time clown, who will keef
the audience ia good humoT. No one need
hesitate about attending, as the show Is 6
resort for ladies and children. They viii
give two performances daily, commencing
tomorrow Monday afternoon, doors open
ing AZ and ?. M. performances com
mencing az and p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

People Intending q visit So. Louis and
tae Southwest during TIE coming G.. A. X.
reunion tae last Of September, as vel as
The parade Of she yesled prophets and the
reception 10 President Cleveland will be
wise IN Purchasing tickets by The q. & w.
81, and Chicago aud Alton railroads. Be
tween Chicsso snd ~. Louis the same
rae % fare = given by the Alton A. any
other road. while the advantages derived
o. the tourists are ten foid superior. The
Alton road is some iOFty miles shorter be-
tween Chicago aud ~. Louis than any OF
It's competitors and passes through the
hnest farming country and touches the
largest manufacturing center In the State
OF Illinois. It's rolling stook is the finest
hOrtOns reclining chairs being provided
tor every through passenger without extra
charge. The road bed - ball&sted with
broken stone aud its locomotives are pro
vided with self smoke consumers, thus
saving passen gers those two great annoy
ances, smoke aud dust. It's employees are
courteous, is trains between the two points
are frequent-four trains each WAY daily
ana the people going south should provide
themselves with tickets over the Chicago
and Alton and not be deceived by the
glowing unfuifiled promises OF its rivals.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

CenutF Clerk Harvey hss rresi vs.l a ssnprlv
CT olanks Fog marriage kcsuzss 20 b- israsi
urder thensw ~ nezt raouth. rs@ fiesn~-.
are 80 ce ssired n frrInsfs -r@ r., =. -.
turuet snd fled ~ith - Ca1~tr Ciars "A
tne sther ressoee hr lbe rer-an sa-sro.,.--
inz ne rsr~ssr- TIE zelHavft =, -. r,s...
~ 80 rerson sprivi7x f,r sne r.r--s -,-sf
-cnt.sr the fell nsire ~ - h~ss. "a
r-oeE1. So. weiie eI Back. resi6rnes si-th.
Z rsce. eeruralsca. 1a18es ~ ds11er an
mether. snd - n1reer 81 anes er.vs-
eusi7 nsrrisd II srv
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

A.s1s1x . Easte las ezs ef ife 49, a.
ts415 s4 s. e lss. zsslszk 4ere sh4 So
1eHtpss San every day fh4n t@s teersl
rsiFe1akv y @.Eh S eel1E ssse &f. 81 aSr.es
cslgs e as AsE 4l-4a 5a-Ei4k tezss
aHs kfe1a3s 81 Aesl Lzke. Asfef ungl
.aIs .ea1<2 1ss aaF s1eH nssn Qa4s 10
g4.s1 fr4 casa z4Eaag E.zEs - sAe
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sspleialiy tAs lztss. klow HefAiEg - ex-
le ieaee 81 t1ls pope .ar saJ4SeG-rat. fne
pssso1ase -. aesslrll Las .FsG - tss
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t,eas asa a-tgto uas4tgns aEGl = nss Se-
Ce4s alseicfslF 1eCessaFy ta4t ses esth
1o~se &c srsessl ieF Eke exclusive ass 81
i4lles slth sga stGoas escgrts. tGls :
~ esaf 0eLas eans. 49, las lsa a9use ~ "a
sfzul ca t1s polns iss- vest " the NaohAt-
taa eI ls rciat EAere tte 1ea aoS1 k2s
est bsel tN.t iuNTnctcrs VII ts f9r-
= saei SO fe4resE - teaeh IRE iaaiss y ao
assife 10 iezfn tie 4rt of sslmnlsng ana
vita these adde's ias aDes ~. oz4lzll Slli
- alofs tlz4 ever dcceEa naoa1tiuz - tie
pub.ic who s-!i have b4ihiag privileges
second t0 aone q fhe SAFE
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

The Bricklayers' and Masons' Union will
give an excursion TO AuskegOn- via the
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad ON An.
gust q, 1887. Base ball, foot ball, music
by brass band and other like anusements
will be indulged Ia. The train will lsave
Union Depot at So'ciOck a. M; returning
leave Mnskegon at 7.30 .. 10 Fair round
trip, 800 Tickets for sale by committee
Of the following gentlemen: Ed. HosseD,
Joseph Clarke, James Welsh, VIM. Irwin.
James Brsnnon, Chss. Hauser and Richard
smith. All should attend and enjoy q
pleasant day in the Sawdust City.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
Tine Ifusineas

Is reported from the popular furniture
company Of Crockett & Hoppins. No. II
CanSl-st, who carry constantly in stock
al the latest styles Of furniture, viz Par
Tor suits, bedroom suits, hall stands
tables, cOuches, reed chairs. etc-in fact.
everything IN the furniture line can be
found IN their sample rooms. aud prices TO
saIt the times.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

e reported from the popular furniture
company of Crockett 4 hoppins. No r.
CsDsl a.. Who carry constantly n stocE
al the latest styles Of irrIiture VIZ PR
lor suits hecr1o1 suits. hsli stands.
tables coschss. reed chsirs. etc--in fa-t
eTsrv thing ia zee furniture iue can -
fonRa IL tasir samP.s rooms. and prices 10
srif ths timss
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

! an cens.sntiT adding rev fs--sfu~s
Ard sreryt1ine taaf usx~s II essv snd c0n-
rsu'eut iar rsT custoraexs - siE 84r = -se-
TIRE. 20 net farxst ths 81 sr~. 81 Csna--sf
v az 9a erF. AAx u inns
.r-far~er.ss~
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
Correction

mentioned tha Noticeable Improvements
OF Winter a.. relative to the manulsctur-
ing of reed chars. baby carriage bodies.
ana all kinds Of reed and rattan ware. This
should have been credited to Mr.. A. Falksl
instead Of A. Taikel
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Everything IN TIE nsh kingdom, VIZ.
b.le t4sh. Eahbgt, Trout. Black Bass.
Fair Haven C0g1ts. A. DstgentA alss's 1sh
market IL Ngnroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

When II need o. = SAT- Of clothes or = rsir
Of pants DO not sfsl - come in and zee our
line OF cloths. aud We are coa6tant that re
can ave Won mouev. A suit of ciothss or
pair Of Hsnts made on short aoi5c-
NofsT. HHRroIsuEr A. CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Everything in the ish kingdom, viz:
Blue Fish, Hslibut Trout, Black Bass,
Fair Haven Counts, az Dettenthalers fish
market III Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

We fee BE- riessure - ce-.i ~ - H..
superior aierts of Chanriir's Li1ali psarl
for he canpieriaa. We hsTs gssd .t 18th
sr-5~n sSrsfsrfeu.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

II Tou want ~ iook a. some ~ the vs~v
finest sshT ni-sugss thsf wss ever 7ss. for
3 ~ ard 81 ~ 60zea. Why 3as stop al d
Csnal 81 Wing Caller
Nkv p TRfsr
spsnzrssner
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

We shall open The oyster season the com
ing week with hne Virginia Oysters. Shall
also handle the New York Cultivated
Oysters ss ssusl Lake aud sea fish in All
varieties Al the Baltimore 3 Canals.
b Fl E~Err
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

p g'reS Ds 0.sssfire - recommend r----
'Chamriins ii1uiS rsa7' f-r s~s-s.fri-~
tse corapiex 81. mi 70 srprsss sar sstss
fzctirn
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Noigt, Herpolsheimer & Co. invite en- in
spection 10 their elegant new stock OF suit
ings and pantaloon goods. Prices very
low.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Everything in the fish kingdom, viz,
Blue Fish, Hsiibut. Trout, Black Bass.
Fair Haven Counts, at Dettenthalerer's fish
market, III Nonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
Turkish Baths


AUEAtsN u hth<,
Corner Monroe and Ionia-s -sts., Prof. II. S,
LaBourslier, proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Cofnsr nonfos ana Ionia.sls-, Prof N
;. LAb0aFsl 81. proprietor
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
Turkish Baths.
Nor We Hnxa,Tm.

Corner Monroe and Ionia-sts., Prof. NJ S
LzBourslier, proprietor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Susan +. Burch
VS..
George w. Wayson ct al.

In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's county,
sitting as Court of Equity.
No. 617 N. L.
Ordered, this 9th day of March, 1887,
that the sale made and reported by Joseph
II. Key, Trustee in the above cause, be rat
flied and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the list
Monday of April, 1887, provided a copy of
this order be published in the St Mary's
BEACON once week for three successive
weeks prior to the said 1st Monday of
April.
The report states the land sold for $1,000.
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copy-Test
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
March 10, 1S67-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

On application of Martin V. Newton and
S. c. Thompson, administrators of John +.
Newton, late Of st. Mary's county, deceased
it is ordered by the Court, that the said ad-
ministrators notify the creditors of the said
deceased TO file their claims against said
deceased in the office of the Register OF
Wills for ST. Mary's county on or before
the 9th day Of March, 1887, for dividend
and that this order be published once a
week in each week until the said 27th day
March, 1887.
Test: JAS. r. M. RALEY,
Register Of Wills for St. Mary's county.
Jan. 27-tdo
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17
DIED.

In the 9Th district, on the 1Ath instant,
JOHN +. DENT, a nephew of States At
torney Dan'l c. Hammett, aged about 1G
years.
Atthe residence of her parents in this
village, on the 14th instant, LUCY, Young
est child Of Il. G. and Fanny T.. Milburn,
aged year month and days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17

The NEws.-Baltimore is excited
over the reported sale of B. g. 0. Rail-
road to New York Syndicate.-A
train on theBoston and Providence rail-
road broke througha bridge, March
14th. Over 50 persons were killed or
fatally iniured.-Hon. George Colton's
term as Police Commissioner Of Balti-
more City has expired. As mark of
esteem he was presented by the Force
with an $500 Silver Service,-The
Baltimore sub-Treasury has redeemed
$4,000 trade dollars.-The election
of Col. Brown as Brigadier General,
NJ. N. G., been approved by the Com
mander-in-Chief
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17

The Pennsylvania Legislature is
talking about dividing Philadelphia
IN Congressional Districts, that all will
be Republican; but a good many Re.
Publicans prefer TO keep Sam Randall
in.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17
TCoMMttSicATED.


ST. MARY's CRY, March. 10, 1887.
Messrs. Editors The unity OF the Dem
ocratic party Of Maryland is all important,
lift is desirable 10 keep pace with the ad-
mitted necessity Of a continued domination
Of the party over the National government.
Therefore we should select a candidate for
Governor with record Of principles and
true worth such as TO command the free and
enthusiastic support Of all men who have
the good Of the party at heart. In that
view St. Mary's comes 10 the front with
that true and tried patriot, Hon. BENZ. G..
Harris, veteran in the cause oftruth, hon
esty and true democracy, Mr. Harris is Il
man Of advanced age and experience, and
possesses a vigor Of mind and body capable
Of holding the helm Of State with a steady
arm in any emergency, and leading our
hosts TO victory against all enemies.
DEMOCRAT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17
NOTICE

In pursuance of the above order, | here
by give notice that | have obtained from
the Orphans Court of ST. Marys county,
Maryland, letters testamentary on the per-
sonal estate of Ann NJ. Turner, late of said
county, deceased, All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
notified TO exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto to the subscriber,
on or before the Gath day of Aug, 1887, they
will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits of the said estate. All persons in
debted to the deceased are requested to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
VICTORIA COODE,
Executrix
Feb. "a, 'S7-Gw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17
OBITUARY.

Departed this life on Friday, the 18th in.
slant, AGGlE L. FISH, in THE 18th year Of
her age.
Seldom have we TO record the death OF
one 50 young and amiable and with cheer
full disposition, kind and loving sister,
the life and pet of the household beloved
by all who knew her A saint has said,
"Oh! what satisfaction to die young and
escape the troubles and trials Of this life"
and well has sweet Aggie fulfilled his
words, died young and gone to her eternal
reward in Heaven with her Father in whose
Kingdom there shall be no end to unalloyed
bliss and happiness She is not only en-
iOying the kingdom of her Father, but the
companionship Of her beloved mother and
brothers. In early life she sought her God
in the religion of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Of which she was devout and de-
voted member She was Il bright star in
society, having pleasant word for all and
a genial disposition to please Never did
! before attend funeral in which saw SO
much grief outside of the family circle, and
it was with our heart-strings throbbing that
we laid her TO rest in the sacred and time
honored walls of st. Marys graveyard by
the side of hertwo brothers The grierout-
side of the family circle showed in what es-
timation she was beloved when old and
young ladies and gentlemen, were seen and
heard TO cry aloud, "oh our beloved Ag-
gle has gone" Weep not for her beloved
friends. God who doeth all things well
loved her better than you, has taken
her to Heaven to dwell with Him and
help prepare the way for you. Weep
not for her, beloved Father, brother
.,a HsN1 A
for short while, and the time having ex-
pired, He recalled her to Himself above, as
He will also do you when the proper time
arrives. Only learn to live as she has lived
and died-a true Christian and in full com
munion with her Heavenly Father. Those
who knew her best, loved her best, and
none knew her but to love and praise her
Her chair is vacant and her sweet voice
we will never hear again. 1t was so hard
to give her up, but remember, kind friends,
your loss Is her eternal gain. just TO think
she has passed over the river safe, and Is
moored in that Celestial City where none
! goeth ever to return. Her schoolmates all
praised her, and they say it was one of the
attributes Of her character never to do or
| say anything that was forbidden by her re-
! ligion, and it Is said that she never allowed
criticism in her presence Pray for us in
Heaven, Aggie, that when We are called
from this earthly doom here below we may
be as well prepared to yield up the ghost
and partake Of the happiness that you are
now enjoying with your Heavenly Father
and His choir Of angels.
We know that in God you put your trust,
And that God trusted you,
And now that you are trusting together.
j. RI. p.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,

Messrs Editors You will please an
nonnce Mr.. II. SFANISLAUS JARBOE,
OF the 3rd district, as a candidate for Coun-
ty Commissioner, and say be viii be sup
ported by
Feb. 20 Many Friends
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17
ST AMER WESTMOREAND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court of St. Mary's County, Set.
February %, 1887.
ORDERED by the Court That Victoria
Coode, Executrix of
ANN NJ. TURNER,
late of st. Mary's county, Md, deceased,
give the notice required by law to the de.
ceased's creditors to exhibit their claims
and that the same be publish ed once a week
for six successive weeks in the St. Mary's
BEACON. Test: JAS. r. M. RALEY,
Register of Wills for ST. Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17

On Feb. 25th, HENRY TARLTON, son
of Robert Tarlton and Ziporah Hewitt, fin
ished his short life of 9 years and 7 months
and 10 days
Mysterously sad life of gentle limo.
cent, afflicted child Yet sweeter to ia.
ther and mother even in the case of child
so little favored with external gifts, to re-
call his affectionate and amiable instincts,
far closer to their hearts so long continued
in babyhood, in which pity sharpened the
the edge of tenderness, than it would at
first be supposed. Dear little George The
letters with which the wisdom of a merci-
full God bound up your mind are now re-
moved, and you now understand all that
love with which parental hearts counted
the days of your soiourn with them. While
they grove for the fond burden taken from
them, they are consoled to know that
The dawn is not distant,
Nor is the night starless.
Love is eternal;
God is still God, and
His help will not fail us" ***
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17

In the 9th District on the 9th instant,
after a long and painful illness of paralysis
JEREMIAH DAVIS, aged 80 years.
Deceased was one of those quiet, unos-
tentatious men who perform their part in
the world, without much noise but who
are none the less valuable citizens on that
account AS a neighbor he was obliginE
and liberal TO fault Noonc who eni1yel
his friendship and shared that whoiesoul
kindness OF heart with which he treated his
friends can remember his death without Il
pang Of sorrow No spirit Of selfisbness
characterized his course toward his fellow
man. lie bore his long and protracted suf
terings with christian fortimde aud we trust
the crown ofrighteousness awaits him. In
his death his widowed wife has lost a truly
atlectionate husband, his orphaned children
a kind and indulgent father, and the com.
munity in which he lived good and quiet
citizen Although our friend no longer
Lives and moves and has his being" among
us yet his friends and relations who survive
him have our kindest and warmest SYM.
PATTY in tho sad bereavement which has
beiallen them
He has laid down the burden Ollie.
The troubles that checkered his brow,
In the days that are gone they were many,
We will trust it is well with him now.
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the sale of Nursery Stock, ON SALARY AND
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-17

JOSEPHINE J. RUSSELL departed
this life, February 9th, 1887. She was a
sincere and faithful wife and loving
mother At every beck and call, she was
ready to comfort husband and dear little
children She bore her troubles with pa.
tience. She is now gone and | have no
one 10 comfort me Let us not weep. chill
dren, for she is In Heaven.
] thought il would break my heart
10 know that we had % part,
But God thought II best
10 take her home 10 rest
Then, why should we weep
For she Is just asleep
And in the bright Heaven above
Is praying for those she loved
Come children aud join me Ia PRAYER
For your mother that WIS 10 dear
she, on earth, ne'er again wen see
But meet IN. Heaven and from grief be free.
God bless you dear Renie P. W.R.